Te marre pas... c'est pour rire !
Mar 10 1982
•2h 37m
•Comedy
A young astrology enthusiast inherits an industrial business. Before any decision, he carefully studies the sign of his interlocutors.
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Aldo Maccione
Marcello
Michel Galabru
Michel Frémont, union representative
Marthe Mercadier
Agathe Frémont
Jacques Marin
Albert
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